Formerly known as “the Affectionate Fund”, the Tinh Thuong Microfinance Institution (TYM) under the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU) has been providing support to disadvantaged women for the last two decades. Setting an example as the first microfinance practitioner in Vietnam, TYM always operates with the noble social mission of improving living conditions and enhancing the social status of women in families and society. At the same time, TYM continuously engages in efforts to accomplish tasks assigned by the VWU.

In the afternoon of July 2nd 2012, The Central Vietnam Women's Union held a ceremony to launch the competition "Vietnamese women's examples of self-confidence, self-esteem, faithfulness and resourcefulness".

Besides active responses to the Special emulation program named “Building affection houses for for poor, single, disabled and difficult women and presenting scholarships to difficult students who are children of soldiers working in border the boundary, and islands areas with and achieve good studying results despite difficulties”, provincial Women’s Unions in the whole country have also organized diversified and practical activities to welcome celebrate the 11th National Women’s Congress.

In the morning of 12th March 2012, the Opening Ceremony of the 11th National Women's Congress was solemnly organized at Hanoi Friendship Cultural Palace.

 

 

The All-China Women's Federation would like to express its warm congratulations upon the successful opening of the 11th National Congress of Vietnam Women.

Vietnam Women’s Union is a pioneer organization in Vietnam’s microfinance (MF). It all started from integrated credit projects carried out in the late 1980s. Up to now, WUs at all levels are managing over 350 programs/projects – mainly financed by NGOs with different social purposes – providing credit and saving services for women throughout the country to develop household economy.

To 11th Vietnam National Women's Congress

To the 11th National Congress of the Vietnam Women's Union

It is a great pleasure to congratulate the Vietnam Women’s Union on the occasion of the 11th Vietnam National Women’s Congress.

The 11th Vietnam National Women’s Congress will be convened during 11th - 14th March 2012 at the Hanoi Friendship Cultural Palace with the participation of 1,157 participants (including 985 delegates and 172 guests).

We send our warmest greetings to the XI. National Congress of the
Vietnam Women's Union and wish the Congress best success.

In celebration of the 11th Congress of National Women held by the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU) in March, the United Nations in Viet Nam would like to extend our congratulations and support to the outstanding achievements the VWU have made on protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Vietnamese women to date.

Dear Vietnamese friends!

On 6th January 2012, in the 10th Conference of National Executive Committee of the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU), 10th tenure, it was decided to launch a special emulation program dedicated to poor women and children in 2012.

To President Vietnam Women Union

To President Vietnam Women Union (VWU

On the threshold of the upcoming 11th Vietnam National Women's Congress, VWU President Mme. Nguyen Thi Thanh Hoa has sent an open message to all VWU's international friends informing of this important event. Hereinafter is the full letter.

Policy dialogue on strengthening responses to violence against women in Viet Nam

Women Innovators
Good morning,

On the occasion of Vietnamese Women’s day, I would like to salute all Vietnamese women, particularly those of you here this morning and to pay special tribute to the VWU for organizing this important symposium and giving several Vietnamese women the opportunity to demonstrate their capacity to innovate and find creative solutions to challenges that confront them and their communities in their day to day lives.

The United Nations agency charged with gender equality and women’s empowerment today presented concrete areas of focus and goals for the three-day, high-level meeting on AIDS which begins at UN Headquarters tomorrow.

22 February 2010 – The United Nations launched a new effort today to expand its partnership with the private sector and philanthropies in the battle for complete gender equality and the empowerment of women, not only as a necessary human right but as economic common sense as well.

Vietnamese business women were applauded by State President Nguyễn Minh Triết for their great contributions to helping the local economy overcome.

Two collectives and 17 individuals were honoured for their outstanding achievements in scientific and technological research and applications for production and business at a ceremony held by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour (VGCL) in Hanoi o­n March 5.

The nation and the UN have pledged to join hands in executing the national strategy on gender equality for 2011-2020 and a similar national programme for 2011-15 successfully.

Nguyen Thi Loc is one of two Vietnamese female scientists who will receive the Kovalevskaia Award 2010 at a ceremony in Hanoi on March 8, Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper has reported.

Vietnamese women marked their international day o­n March 8 with the establishment of the Intellectual Women’s Association, in the interest of women’s advancement and gender equality.

Project “Financial capacity to reduce domestic violence”

Project “Financial capacity to reduce domestic violence”